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2014 6.2L LTZ Silverado SVM Mobility wheelchair conversion Aviet electronic hand control conversion 20" Black wheels/wide tires Cowl induction hood Borla Atak Exhaust. Racing harness for my whee

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How do you post a picture? I've tried going to attach file but no picture comes out when i select the picture i want.

 

 

Use a photo upload site ( Flickr, Photbucket etc. ) to upload the pictures you want to use, and then copy the IMG link on each picture, then paste it into the comment box here.

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This is the one I was going to get before I bought what I have. It's a 2015 6.2L Sierra, custom wheels and tires, N-Fab steps I believe is what they were... The only thing that stopped me was it's a 2015 with over 40,000 miles already and wanted $39k.

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Thanks! I kept on trying and it went through lol.

 

Lol good deal man. What brand are those wheels?

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Fuel Assault

 

Nice. They look good, I've never seen them before ( That I recall ). I've got to get some for mine already.

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Picture of my truck after a wash the other day. House renovations have put customizing on hold unfortunately.

 

Not sure why it post the image sideways....

 

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N920A using Tapatalk

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Was Cleaning my wheels the other day and an Idea Popped into my head... On my OEM 22's, I have an Indentation in the middle of the 6 spokes... The idea was to use the Same Vinyl Wrap I used when I covered my Bow Ties to Fill in these Indentations... Can also Play with the center cap... What's your thoughts...

 

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Was Cleaning my wheels the other day and an Idea Popped into my head... On my OEM 22's, I have an Indentation in the middle of the 6 spokes... The idea was to use the Same Vinyl Wrap I used when I covered my Bow Ties to Fill in these Indentations... Can also Play with the center cap... What's your thoughts...

 

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So up close to the wheel, this looks really awesome, so much so that I only saw the preview to this thread on tapatalk(it was your wheel) and I had to come comment on it, but When backed away looking at the entire truck, not so much.

 

I think doing this with black vinyl instead of red and it'd look killer up close and at a distance[emoji1362]

 

 

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